Singapore
Duration: Upto 5 days
Known for its cutting-edge and contemporary architecture, Singapore is a Southeast Asian city-state. The nation has experienced tremendous urban growth, and its skyline is characterized by a mix of old buildings, modern structures, and green areas. Singapore's dedication to innovation, sustainability, and the smooth blending of modernism with traditional and cultural components is reflected in the city-state's architecture.




Learning Outcomes
- Understand Singapore’s approach to urban planning and sustainability. Explore how the city has integrated green spaces, sustainable architecture, and environmental considerations into its urban development, as seen in projects like Gardens by the Bay and Changi Airport’s Jewel.
- Gain insights into the innovative and futuristic architectural designs that define Singapore’s skyline.
- Explore iconic structures like Marina Bay Sands and the Supertrees at Gardens by the Bay, and understand how these buildings push the boundaries of architectural creativity.
- Examine Singapore’s colonial heritage through buildings like Raffles Hotel and the National Gallery. Understand how these structures have been preserved, renovated, or repurposed to blend historical charm with modern functionality.
- Gain insights into Singapore’s public housing model, represented by Housing and Development Board (HDB) flats. Explore how high-density urban living is accommodated through efficient and aesthetically pleasing residential designs.
- Examine the design principles behind Changi Airport, consistently recognized for its efficiency and passenger experience. Learn how the airport’s architecture enhances functionality, aesthetics, and sustainability.
- Explore the architecture of educational institutions like the Singapore University of Technology and Design (SUTD). Understand how campus design contributes to a conducive learning environment and reflects contemporary educational trends.
- Investigate the design of public spaces in Singapore, such as Orchard Road or Clarke Quay. Explore how architecture influences social interaction and contributes to the vibrancy of public life.
- Learn about architectural responses to Singapore’s tropical climate. Explore designs that incorporate shading, natural ventilation, and other climate-sensitive features to enhance comfort and sustainability.
Itinerary
Check in to your hotel upon arrival in Singapore. Later that evening visit Marina Bay Skydeck, which is located on the 57th floor of the Marina Bay sand hotel.
We will go on a FD Arch tour, where we will visit the Old Parliament, also known as the Arts House. We will also visit the Asian Civilization Museum, which is the only museum in the region devoted to exploring the artistic heritage of Asia. Then we will be going to the Singapore River (Boat Quay), the Esplanade, and the National Gallery. Then explore Orchard Road and the Marina Bay Area.
We will be studying some vernacular architecture in Singapore. then walk along Koon Seng Road to Joo Chiat to see some Peranakan shops. Also visit the Golden Mile complex, and lastly, walk through South Beach to see the structures of Sustainanle Architecture.
We will be going on a Sentosa tour, best known for its tropical beaches, luxurious hotels, and thrilling attractions. The next stop would be the Singapore Flyer, which is one of the largest observation wheels in the world. Then visit the Bombat Cruise on the Singapore River. Lastly, visit Clarke Quay.
Inclusions
- Accommodation
- Meals
- Sightseeing and transfers by AC Coach
- Guided Tour
- Insurance and Taxes
- Entry Fee
- Tour Manager
- Snacks and Mineral Water







